it's located Victoria station and it's easy if you're using public transportation. The provide is…read moregreat and has background working with kids in DCD and ASD.

Our daughter has been going here since September and she absolutely loves it, hence, so do we!…read more It's obvious that the teachers there love what they do and are invested in each child. She is learning a ton and amazes her father and me with the things she learns and tells us. The hours work well for working parents, they are open 7-5:30 and serve a breakfast, lunch and 3 snacks during the day. The lunches seem to be very nutritious with a main, veg, fruit and grain component. They have a religious tone that doesn't bother us at all but you might want to keep in mind if you're considering them. They do an excellent job of sticking to a theme each week and build on it as the week progresses. The program seems to work well for both full time kids as well as part time (M-W-F or T-Th). The school is accredited at a national level as are all of the teachers which is nice. They track her progress throughout the year and keep it in a book so we can see how much she's learned as the year goes by. For instance, they had her try to write her name early in the year and will have her do it again so we can see them side by side at the end of the school year. We are already planning to send her again next year so that she will be well prepared for kindergarten and we will most likely send her sister, barring any moves.

The GREATEST teachers and other staff! Both of my youngest have gone here and truthfully feel so…read moreblessed to have been able to have all of the Redeemer family in our lives.. they helped both my littles through there first year of preschool and they LOVED it... everyone here is so nice and kind.. you can tell they are in it for the kids.. they love them as if they are there own family!!

Regarding Summer Power camp program for kids...my 6 yr old is having a blast this summer with the…read moreprogram. First time for us. They keep the kids very busy and have 3 field trips a week! Wow! They get to do lots of fun activities, meet new friends and the counselors are very nice.

My child along with other children are told that they must shower prior to getting in the pool…read more YMCA however allows Muslim women and children to walk in off the street and swim in their Street clothes. What the deal

Both our children love this center and are excited to go there every day! The teachers are highly…read moreeducated, caring, supportive and engaged. They are always approachable if we have questions and have always advice for parenting issues, too. We love the diversity among families and seeing our kids develop in a multicultural and multilingual environment. This center has become our second home and feels like family!

Our daughter started to visit this daycare when she was 22 months and enjoyed the toddler room. Now…read moreshe is in the younger preschool room. The staff is great, we love this place so does she. Best place ever.

Staff wiped my daughter's face with a magic eraser. She was completely traumatized and shaking when…read moreI picked her up. If it was possible to give this location no stars, I would in a heartbeat.

We have had a great experience with this location thus far. We have our first/only child enrolled…read moreand love the staff that care for her. They have made us feel as comfortable as possible in leaving her everyday and even reached out to us the first day she was there to let us know that she was doing great!

My niece went to this daycare from ages 6 months to 5 years, she absolutely loved it and the staff…read moretook great care of her. She is now in kindergarten and has been on track because of how well they taught her.

We have been using WAU White Bear Lake for nearly 5 years for both of our young children. The staff…read moreare incredibly kind, loving, and sensitive to the needs of our two boys. They have always humbly received feedback when we've had concerns (specifically around cloth diapering) and the teachers communicate thoroughly with us about any issues. Our oldest just recently moved into a Pre School program and he is thriving, much to the thanks of WAU teachers!

We have had our son in daycare for a few months now and it's been such a good decision! I'll be…read morehonest the beginning was rough! I learned the hard way that I was having a tough time with the transition and I am so thankful for the staff at Tutor Time for helping us through this. Staff comforted our son and made his transition to daycare so great that some days he doesn't want to leave. The staff are so willing to talk about anything and adjust to what we do at home which is helpful. If there is an issue Ashley or the teachers will answer them and fix what they can. I love the cameras in class where I can pop in and see our son happy, learning and loving daycare. The app they use is so nice to message staff, see pictures, updates, etc. The staff all know who the kids are, interact with us and the kids when they are coming and going and make you feel welcome. The director actually helps in classrooms and loves it, unlike other daycares where they don't know the kids or the classes. Our son has learned so much at daycare and we couldn't be more thankful to Tutor Time. They have events to interact with staff, see updates on your child's progress and interact with other parents and kids. I highly recommend sending your kids here!

I got a called from the school saying my kid was having behavior problems when clearly I was…read morewatching the cameras. Dissapointed how they couldn't find a solution to figuring out on a new kid who doesn't go there regular. You going to tell me that she has behavior problems When her regular school has been kinder care. 3 teachers in the classroom and none of them had lessons plans available. When a kid has active lessons they listened that way. School was wrong by wasting my day of work and calling me to pick her up. When I got there kid was sleeping. I asked ashley to wait after nap but the laziness of making me go in within an hour. When she could have tried to sit and find activities. I was a teacher and could have changed the situation around. Incompetible school so didn't know how to handle the situation. From an experience toddler. 3 teachers failed because all they do is have the kids run around in classroom.. where was the curriculum? Its cleared that I was watching she wasn't the only one disruptive. Won't reccomend this school. Complete failure of not finding a decent solution.

OK, in full disclosure, this is my first daycare experience and my first ever kid. And I'll admit,…read moreI'm a neurotic, anal-retentive, worried parent! I was scrambling looking for infant daycare in the Twin Cities. I had looked at several top rated places in the Highland Park area, and unfortunately, the wait lists were SUPER long! I originally thought I had a spot secured at the Jewish Community Center (JCC), and that ended up falling through... so I was urgently scrambling to find a place that met my expectations. Someone had recommended Jardin, so my husband and I toured it immediately. We met with Jardin's Center Director, Hortensia. She was kind, professional, and very patient with all my numerous (read "neurotic!") emails and questions. It was a brand new facility when I toured it (it just opened up in Feb/March of 2017) and was shiny, clean, brightly colored, and new. My husband and I were immediately impressed with Jardin... and we weren't even looking for a language immersion daycare. We ended up enrolling our son there within a few days (we knew their infant spots were going to fill up fast!), and I'm so glad we secured a spot! What I love about Jardin-St. Paul? I love the three daycare providers in the infant room - Isaura, Marisol and Jesica are so kind and gentle with our child, and I feel really good about leaving our kid here. He's always smiling and happy while here, and when I've dropped by several times (to randomly breastfeed him when I have time), he seems very happy! I love how Cheryl (at the front desk) occasionally sends us pictures of our son interacting with the teachers, as it gives me some peace that he's happy there. I also love that I can come and go to breastfeed as needed. What are some other pros? While my kid isn't eating food yet, they serve organic food here (Their menu looks so good, I want to eat there!). And they are super eco-friendly. They use cloth diapers during the day (You bring your kid in their regular diaper - we use disposable - and they change him in and out of cloth diapers throughout the day. They also change him at the end of day so you go home with a disposable diaper). They provide diaper rash cream, as needed. You don't get nickel and dime'd for everything (e.g., diapers, meals, etc.). They have a great fenced in outside playground and an indoor gym. (Plus, Tori Ramen is right across the street so you can grab a quick meal before you pick up your kid!). The cons? It's not in the best area of Selby-Dale/St. Paul. And the hours (7:30AM-5:30PM) are very narrow if you have a job that has earlier or later hours. Occasionally, the door has been locked at 7:30AM, so I've had to call to be let in. That said, the pros outweigh the limited cons, and we've been super happy here. Nothing negative to review at all so far! Overall, I couldn't be happier. Love this place so far. Two thumbs up!!!

The jardín is a very careful childcare center, its employees are very friendly and the office…read morepeople are very kind and respectful people who treat others with care, the teachers are human beings very trained to the needs of children, and the food served to children is prepared with care and cleanliness all food is organic for the well-being of the children